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Ok so I have a brand new Quincy air-compressor and I don't want to play the guessing game on maintenance and I'm no good at writing stuff down. I'm wondering if there is a way to install an hour meter on my air-compressor?

I took delivery of my air-compressor! I had to meet the truck in town due to the person on the phone saying I don't see any place for a 70ft truck to turn around or anyway for it to make it back to the main road. I said there is a well traveled gravel road that will take him back to the main...

I like this so much I m going to do this! My grinder don't get much use out of site out of mind.

I bit the bullet and bought the Quincy! I placed my order over the phone so I was able to get the start-up kit for free that is a savings of $100 . Now I have to wait patiently for 14-18 days for it to be delivered.

It is the start of a Ultra 4 race buggy. We use it to play out in the woods for now and go to some of the off-road races...... This is what we plan on doing with it.

Ok Ill play! The buggy is on 44 with 8.1L and the dog and flowers was just for fun.

What all them cars and no veyron or aventador...

Not so sure I have the room for the blasting cabinet mmmmm.

That sounds like a deal to me ! Im dealing with my home owners ins to up the coverage on my contents and we got to talking about structure replacement cost and I found out to rebuild my 24x24 pole barn and doing the work my self Im looking at 25,000 that is just the shell.

Buying a air compressor is harder that buying a vehicle!

Mmm is this deal good or is the cabinet junk and how is the compressor ? http://www.tptools.com/p/3108,195_Champion-Compressor-and-960-T-Abrasive-Blast-Cabinet-Package-Special.html

Holy wah they stick you for $2800 then they want you to buy the start up kit for $90..... I m still looking.

I wish I had 3 phase, There is a lot of deals out there to be had.

Yea that would not work

So if I could afford too go big this here would be Ideal http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200510918_200510918

Of what I read the pilot control sounds like a pressure regulator.? I m pretty new to the whole big air compressor thing well at less having one set up correctly.

I only have $1000 to spend on a compressor. I have a few tools that require 80 psi but its not like I can use them all at once ! The plasma table has a hypertherm 380 and The flow rate of the Hypertherm Powermax 380 plasma cutter is 270 scfh; 4.5 cfm (129 l/min) and the flow pressure is 60 psi...

I never said that my p/t use 14.5cfm. I said that my a/c was rated at 14.5 @ 90 my p/t is rated at 8bar. My 6.5hp craftsman is a 220V I have enough too power my table welder a/c and what not .

Yea but the sears is an 80gal and the IR is 60gal and like I said before I going to hook the new a/c up to the old tank. O did you read the reviews on the IR they are nasty.,

Screw? what other types is there? How does one know what kind of compressor they are looking at?